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Lately I've been getting some weird messages through PSN, they're are from random user accounts who don't have any trophies or nothing, the messages start pretty normal by saying the found your account through the PSN search function, and the gets weird by say he/she does private webcam shows and tries to get you to sign up to a free webcam site that asks for your credit card details, which of course I don't.

They say the online video chat conversations allow to keep up relationships with the beloved people and satisfy desires to see the loved ones on a more frequent than possible basis.

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Once a user contacts them, a spambot sends enticing programmed messages, tempting to you to join a private session with a live feed of the person undressing.

The landing page invite features a picture of a smiling brunette; if you click to accept the invite you're redirected to a sign-up page requesting your personal information.

This type of thing happens often in chat services like Twitter and AIM: The trend isn't a total disaster for Tinder, but it's been late in addressing the issue.

And the app doesn't have a streamlined process to fix spam.

Our requests for comment were not returned by Tinder.

On Twitter, it's not hard to find users complaining about the practice: Still, Narang says there's another problem.